Virtual Workout Room (VWR) is coming soon!

You likely know someone with an invisible disability, and it's time for us to change Canada by advocating for greater awareness through a change organization.
Virtual Workout Room (VWR) is coming soon!

You likely know someone with an invisible disability, and it's time for us to change Canada by advocating for greater awareness through a change organization.
Marcel Allen, CEO and Founder, welcomes everyone to changecoalition.ca, a key initiative of our change organization dedicated to fostering positive change in Canada.

What Are Invisible Disabilities?
Invisible disabilities are conditions that impact daily life without obvious outward signs. Examples include chronic pain, mental health issues, memory impairments, and autoimmune diseases.
How Common Are They?
Approximately 27% of Canadians aged 15 and older report having a disability (Statistics Canada, 2022), with the majority being invisible. Notably, pain-related disability is the most prevalent, affecting 61.8% of Canadians with a disability.
Why They Go Unnoticed
Invisible disabilities often go unnoticed due to fluctuating or intermittent conditions, such as chronic fatigue, anxiety, and autoimmune flare-ups. Social stigma can lead individuals to hide their conditions, and the lack of visible signs means others frequently misunderstand or underestimate their impact.
Age and Invisible Disabilities
Canadians aged 50 and older comprise about 40% of the population. Disability becomes increasingly common with age; 40.4% of Canadians aged 65 and older have at least one disability. Most disabilities in this age group are invisible, including pain, memory issues, and flexibility challenges. Many seniors face multiple conditions, which further increases the invisibility of their struggles.
Philanthropy + Innovation = Change in Canada
By supporting change organizations, we can foster a better understanding and awareness of invisible disabilities, leading to meaningful change across Canada.
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It's Okay to Say "This is Me"
Telling your story isn't about earning sympathy. It's about fostering understanding and creating a space where everyone feels seen and valued. You have the right to tell your story, on your terms, and in your own voice.
Remember, your story is a strength, not a weakness. It's a testament to your resilience and a chance to inspire others. So, take a deep breath, find your voice, and break down the wall of invisibility. The world needs to hear your story.
Our goal is simple: to help those with invisible disorders be the best they can be, by offering support, compassion, and tangible resources. Together, we can help make these struggles more visible and create a community of care that helps everyone move forward.
The Change Coalition has joined the The Para Powered Crew (PPC). The PPC was born from a passion for inclusion, teamwork, and the love of being on the water. The Change Coalition wants to be part of their story. Their story begins on the world stage — but its heart beats right here in Ottawa.
At The Change Coalition, we’re dedicated to helping individuals across Canada who live with invisible conditions—disorders and disabilities that may not be seen, but are deeply felt. Our mission is to bridge the gap between awareness and action by offering programs that provide physical, emotional, and financial support to those in need.
Through community partnerships, educational initiatives, and specialized programs, we empower individuals to regain confidence, build strength, and live fulfilling lives. Every donation directly supports access to essential resources such as adaptive fitness training, mental health outreach, wellness education, and our sponsorship opportunities for those who cannot afford participation.
Your support helps us create a more compassionate and inclusive Canada—one where invisible conditions are understood, respected, and supported.
💛 Join us. Donate, volunteer, or sponsor someone today and make a lasting impact in the lives of Canadians who need it most.
At The Change Coalition, we are proud to support individuals living with invisible disorders across Canada through meaningful community programs. Over the past year, we’ve provided free Touch Quilts to bring comfort and calm, offered free tax clinics to ease financial stress, and made donations to the Lifecentre Food Bank to help families meet their basic needs.
Each of these initiatives reflects our mission—to bring visibility, compassion, and practical support to those living with unseen challenges. As we look ahead, we’re determined to help more recipients than ever before by expanding our programs and outreach.
💛 Join us in making a difference. Your donation, sponsorship, or volunteer effort helps us continue to touch lives and strengthen our communities.
Have a question or a suggestion? We're always here to help. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
If you have an invisible disorder or know someone who does, please reach out to us. We are part of a change organization dedicated to raising awareness for those with invisible disorders and we see what others do not. Together, we can change Canada for the better.
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